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Christian Barmore Returns to Patriots Practice

FOXBORO — Patriots standout DT Christian Barmore, who has been sidelined this season due to blood clots and placed on the non-football illness list, returned to practice today for the first time since his condition was disclosed. CLNS Media’s Taylor Kyles discusses the potential impact of his return on the New England defense.

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